A1 — Writing Foundations
Sentences, personal information, messages, notes, and your first emails — the bedrock of written English. 10 lessons, each with a model text, a full breakdown, guided practice, a writing studio with self-check, and a quiz.
Your First Sentences: Subject + Verb + Object
Write clear, correct simple sentences with a subject, a verb, and an object — the building block of all English writing.
OpenWriting About Me: Personal Information
Write a short personal profile — your name, country, city, job or studies, and family — in clear, correct sentences.
OpenMy Day: Writing About Daily Routines
Write about your day in time order, using routine verbs and simple time expressions like “first”, “then”, and “at night”.
OpenDescribing People and Things
Describe a person or a favorite thing with simple adjectives in the correct position — before the noun or after “is/are”.
OpenCapital Letters and Periods: Sentence Basics
Use capital letters and periods correctly so every sentence you write looks clean and is easy to read.
OpenShort Messages: Texts and Quick Notes
Write short, friendly messages — to say thank you, ask a question, change a plan, or tell someone you are late.
OpenYour First Email: Greeting, Message, Closing
Write a complete short email with the three parts every email needs: a greeting, a short message, and a closing with your name.
OpenNotes and Lists: Writing to Remember
Write clear notes and lists — shopping lists, reminders, and short notes for family or roommates — that another person can understand fast.
OpenMy Home and My Town: There Is / There Are
Describe your home and your town with “there is / there are”, naming rooms, furniture, and places — and what you like about them.
OpenWriting Questions: Asking on Paper
Write correct questions — yes/no questions and question-word questions — with the question mark in the right place.
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